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Hey, you live unto censure.
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Wow crazy you?
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Oh my god, it's positively pipe Man segment of the
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Adventures of Pipe Man here on W four c Y Radio.
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So that's the good news. You look great.
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That's the good news you And the only reason you
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look great is because of Michelle just saying Okay, I've
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known you for many years. You've never looked this good.
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Just say it.
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So anyway, Uh yeah, it's right now where I am.
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It's eight o'clock.
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The sun is shining bright because it stays laid out
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light out late here, you know, Bill. The festival that
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I'm doing here is known as the biggest in the world.
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The press area is open from ten am till three am.
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I literally have people requesting interviews.
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Like that late. But it is are you I did?
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I used to Okachobe Fest in Florida. That one was
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twenty four hours a day. I used to have bands
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call me up and they'll be like, hey, my set's
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at two, can you do the interview at three?
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Okay?
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But anyway, here's what I want to talk about, more
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important than anything else. I flew all the way across
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the world because I was so excited about what we're
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going to talk about today and it's a buyer beware
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raw food alert. And really, I'm serious, there is a
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raw food alert that the pet health Guru is going
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to inform myself.
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Take it away, Bill.
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It's it's one of those incredible things that we run
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into all the time. People just can't wrap their head
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around eating, especially raw meat. But when you look at nature,
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every other creature on the face of the earth eats
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raw foods every single day's a whole life and they're surviving.
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Wow, what a concept. Dog agrees.
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I know it's just because that's what we've eat but
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you know, it's been a push in especially here in
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the States, that everything has to be processed or ultra
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processed because the government is then creating jobs and opportunities
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for big business. And you know, it's not like the
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days when you used to be able to go, you know,
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directly to farm pick your fruits, vegetables. You know, the
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farmer just fluttered a hog or you know a you know,
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a steer and you cut for steaks and literally you
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could you get trimmed to meet right off it and
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eat it right there. State Tatar. They do it with fish,
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with sushi and tashimi. But you know that's specialty in restaurants.
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I can't do that at home, you know. Right. It's
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of course now today with the quality of food that
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they're raising in the way this commercial food industry works,
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most of that process of food, I wouldn't want to
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eat raw, you know. I mean even these things like
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ground beef. I mean they loaded up with red food
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dye and then they flush you with nitrogen gas. They
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make it look nice and red, and it's done the
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shell for two weeks looking red, and then you're you know,
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you take it home, you open it up and it's
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all brown on the inside. You know.
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How about when you take a core pounder from McDonald's,
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put it on top of the refrigerator and look at
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it a year later. Yeah, like a twinkie took.
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All that stuff has got so many because they did.
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They've they want the supermarkets want foods that are going
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to last forever on the shelf. You know, they don't
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want to throw anything out. It's got to be about
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profits on everything. And this is the way we raise
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our foods today. And you know, and that's that's one
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big part of that that we have. You know, I
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have to worry about. But the other part is all
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this this germ theory about disease, which is totally false.
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You know, you know, our gut holds equal and salamonella
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as part of the digestice system. It has to break
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it down. And yet when you know, we have an
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issue with well, like what was just the the lettuce? Okay,
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so they find that a bunch of people got sick,
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so they're testing it for bacteria and you know, contamination,
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and they find a bacteria that is present. But did
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that really cause the illness or was it a two
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hundred chemicals today sprayed on that lettuce before it ever
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got here.
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Yeah.
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Right, we don't know how to work for poisons. That's
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why I'm so happy I'm in Germany right now. Like
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I couldn't wait to get on the plane because I
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have been a listen, I eat very healthy. I have
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been avoiding fruits and vegetables for the past few weeks,
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which are the mainstay of what I eat. So I
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was so excited to get on the plane to come
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to Europe, to be able to eat real food, you know.
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And it's it's interesting because you know, I did got
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I will give publics well the person that worked at
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public some props because I walked into the store last
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week and they had all their fruits on sale, the
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ones that are the ones you shouldn't be eating, and
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it didn't register at first. First I'm playing the cart
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and then I thought about it. I'm like, oh crap,
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I just grabbed blueberries. Blueberries was on the list with lettuce.
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So I went up to the customer service counter and
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I said, you know, should I buy these blueberries? And
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he literally did say, I wouldn't inspire you. So I
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gotta give props to that person that works at Publics
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because probably he got in.
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Trouble by management for saying that to me.
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If they know right, you know, and.
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Like, so let's not take it off the shelves. Let's
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just put it on sale and people take it off
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the shelves for us.
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That's exactly right, you know. So we've got, you know,
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between the way the food is raised and packaged and
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process and then we've got, of course, the so called
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bacteria thing, which is probably not what is causing the illnesses.
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It's probably chemical toxins. And when we stop and thinking
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about feeding our dogs, especially our dogs, you know, raw
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food everybody's worried about parasites and all of that sort
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of stuff. Well, and of course, like I say, the bacteria,
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So we can't feed raw food because it might it
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might contain some bacterial components, you know, equoi salmonella. Well,
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salmonella primarily is spread by feces. So and you know,
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unless you're you know, your counters are covered in feces,
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you shouldn't have an issue. The same thing with the
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plant plants where they're making it. But on the other
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side of it, you know, it's really really hute when
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your dog licks its bat and then comes up and
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gives you a kiss on the lips, and you think
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it's perfectly fine.
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Right.
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I think about that often, And you know I gotta
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say too, Like going back to what you said about
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the farm stands. When I lived in Jersey, that's why
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I used to do, is stop at the farm stand
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on the way home from work so my wife could
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make dinner for the family. Okay, I won't do that
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now necessarily because here's the problem. Okay, as you know
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I was, I owned the commodity brokerage firm. I traded
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all the commodities and cleaned the grains and there is
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from what I know, there's no such thing as real soybeans, corn,
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or wheed anymore in the United States. It's all GMO.
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Yes, yeah, I mean you might find a few small
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farms that are still doing you know, heritage types seeds
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and that sort of thing if they can, if they
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can get away with it, but it's been I mean
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it's tough on them, you know, they just they you know,
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even if you're doing it right, and your next door neighbor,
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the farm right now to you, you know, you get
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a nice classic regenerative farm, maybe one hundred hundred and
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fifty acres, trying to raise fruits, vegetables, livestop in a
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humane way, and right next door is a two thousand
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acre farm planting all this GMO corn, soil, everything else,
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spraying it with multiple multiple doses of different insecticides, herbicides,
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and of course synthetic fertilizers, and then okay it's harvest
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sign Now we spray it with glyfoss a roundup so
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it's all right out at the same time. And then
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it's also mechanically conditioned on these huge million dollar combines
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where they're trying to dry and everything else. We have
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no con there's nothing natural about that anymore.
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No, and the I think I've told you before, but
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I'm not sure. But years ago, when when I went
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to Europe, I was talking to doctor Javori because she
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had me on a program, right, and I was like,
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you know what I noticed over here, I say to her,
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is that the people that have the quote unquote gluten
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sensitivity in the States can eat all that stuff over
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here and they don't get sick. And you know, you
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know what she said to me, right, yeah, gluten. It's
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because there's no GMO over here. Yeah, you know, And
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that's the problem because listen, you know, all these diseases
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and conditions are so trendy now, and the younger generation
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like eats it up, like they love owning their sicknesses
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or or whatever it is.
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They love owning their labels.
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Like you and I grew up different, like don't owns
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something that's negative, you know, don't own like, oh I
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can't do this because of my blah blah blah. You know,
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and now people do it all the time. It's very trendy.
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It's very cool to be negative. It's very cool to
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be sick, you know. And yeah, they've created it. They've
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created it so people will buy their drugs, will pay
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their doctor's fees, will do whatever they have to do.
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And it's even worse with pets because there's not one
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pet owner that I know that would not bring their
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pet to the vet before they would ever go to
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a doctor. It's like immedia And it makes me sick
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actually because they overcharge these people for everything, and it
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really it kind of makes me sick because they're preying
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on people's emotions for their dog and the fact that
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there is I said it before in this show, I'll
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say it again. My April twelve years never went to
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a vet in her life.
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She only went to see the pet health guru.
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That's it, you know, and she lasted longer than most
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pugs do that do go to vet, you know, and
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then you go to that it's just giving them like
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these these animals don't need this stuff out in the wild,
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you know. And and correct me if I'm wrong, but
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I would tend to think dogs and cats because they
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are supposed.
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To be wild animals.
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Nott and domesticated that their system is designed for parasites
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and bacteria to fight it with no help or assistance.
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And then on top of it, now we've domesticated them.
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We have basically killed their own natural abilities to fight
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things because we treat them like their babies, like with
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kid gloves.
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It's interesting. I had a conversation about the same type
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of topics, how we've over humanized them and we put
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different values on us, and and it happened to be
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with new environment everything else. You know, the dogs are
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in a different room than they normally were and everything else,
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and they're barking all night because we left the light
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on for them. Okay, why well, it's a new place.
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We don't want the dog to be shared.
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Oh my lord.
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You know, it's like, this is the types of things
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that happen all the time. They have to eat three
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meals a day, Where did that come from? In a while,
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they eat when they can, you know, some days they
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eat a lot, some days they eat nothing. You know,
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they can go three, four or five even a week,
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two weeks without.
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Eating and thrive right exactly.
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You know.
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It is it's amazing what we even do to our pets.
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I'll tell you a story too, is like so my
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youngest daughter, Rachel, she's gotten very into cats recently, she
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was never really a pet person as living on her own,
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and now she's very into cats. And how it started is,
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you know, one of her cats was an outside cat
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that always used to come around her house and stuff.
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Now the cat's one hundred inside cat and she won't
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even let the cat out, and like every time she
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opens the door, the cat's trying to dart out, and
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I do say to her, I'm like, well, maybe that
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should tell you something. The cat survived while I was
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out there, maybe like a better inside now because you've
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made a cushy home. But sometimes they just want to
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go out. Maybe they want to go out and explore.
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Maybe they want to go out and hunt. It's their
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natural innate instinct, you know.
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Absolutely.
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It's kind of like when you have bird pets. As birds, Yeah,
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as soon as you bring them outside, they're gone.
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Yeah, no matter how.